Margaret Edson

Margaret Edson is an American playwright best known for her play "Wit," which explores themes of mortality and the human experience through the story of a professor diagnosed with cancer. The play received the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1999 and has been widely performed and studied. Edson's work often delves into complex emotional and philosophical issues.

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